Legacy
Recently, I’ve been thinking a lot about the concept of legacy. The legacy I’ve inherited, the legacy I want to leave behind, and the one place that encapsulates it all: Leicester Square.
Chapter Fourteen: The Double-Cross
In his hands, he held the key to untold power. And, oh boy, was it intoxicating.
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Chapter Thirteen: The Fourth Midnight
Having seen the unseen, how could one return to a life of willfully blissful ignorance?
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Chapter Twelve: The Haze
Captain Robertson awoke sometime later – how much time? He wasn’t sure – to find himself in a place he did not recognise.
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Chapter Eleven: The Betrayal
My job was simple: use my knowledge and power to expand the territories of the Company.
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Lessons From a Graduate
I’ve decided to focus on three key lessons I’ve learned during my undergraduate career in the hopes that you, dear reader, may learn something from me.
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From Khans to Rebels: A Historical Approach to Analysing the Balochistan Conflict
This dissertation explores the history and socio-political dynamics of the Balochistan conflict in Pakistan, focusing on the recurrent uprisings and their implications for regional stability and national integrity.
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Al-Ghazali the Economist
Despite being written nearly a millennia ago, al-Ghazali’s economics still broadly align with what students come across in modern economic textbooks.
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The Grenfell Fire: A Preventable Catastrophe
In the early hours of Wednesday, 14th June 2017, a catastrophic high-rise fire in West London shook the UK, triggering a national introspection on building safety and regulatory compliance.
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